24K Trusted Customers
AI is recommending someone in your category.
Ranko tells you whether it's you, what changed, and what your team fixes next.
The reporting gap
Marketing can't report what it can't measure
Traffic is down. The explanation you get is AI. Nothing you own can confirm or deny it.
A story, not a number
Your team says AI changed everything. The board will want that quantified.
Nobody approved this messaging
Old pricing. Stale positioning. A rival's framing. Repeated to buyers daily.
Spend out, nothing back
Posts shipped. Agency paid. No line connecting either to a result.
Ranko gives you the number, the reason it moved, and the fix already owned.
What lands on your desk
Your standing, in one number.
Three things, refreshed weekly, none of which you assemble yourself.
Where you stand today
Your rank in the category, and how often each AI names you.
What moved it
Which buyer questions you won or lost, and what caused each.
What happens next
A ranked list of gaps, already owned, with blog posts drafted.
Three screens, one review cycle
From dashboard to board deck
See where you stand, direct the work, report the result.
One screen, every rival
Where you sit against every rival you track, across eight AI assistants. Refreshed weekly, so the number is never older than the meeting you bring it to.
- Rank in category
- Eight assistants
- Refreshed weekly
This is the leadership view. Your team lives in the detail all week. You get three things: where the brand stands, why it moved, and what needs your call.
CMO
Walks into the board with a number that holds up.
VP Marketing
Sees which bets moved the brand and which didn't.
Founder
Checks where the category stands in one screen.
Agency lead
Reports progress without rebuilding the deck.
In the board pack
Numbers that survive the follow-up question.
Where you rank, who's gaining, and what your team closed.
3.2x
More AI mentions in 90 days
08
AI assistants tracked
25
Rivals watched at once
100
Point brand visibility score
Beside your stack, not over it
Keep your reporting stack. Add the AI answers.
Search Console, GA4, HubSpot, Slack, Sheets. Nothing to migrate.
What every CMO asks first
in the first ten minutes.
Is this a real metric or a vanity one?
The same buyer questions, same schedule, same assistants, every month. That makes movement comparable instead of anecdotal. And every number opens into the answer it came from, so you can check the method rather than trust it.
What do I actually put in the deck?
Does my team have to change how they work?
Isn't our SEO agency already doing this?
Can we run this across several brands?
Walk in with proof, not a theory.
See where your brand stands in AI answers, and what to fix first.